CareAllies

11/24/2025

Managing diabetes goes beyond monitoring test results. It’s about ensuring people have the support they need to stay healthy.

Olga Oviedo, MSN, RN, CDCES, CNS, firmly believes that mentality is critical to help patients take charge of their health and well-being. Leading the CareAllies diabetes education team, Olga works with our physician practice partners to provide personalized support for people navigating a diabetes diagnosis.

Using data and referrals, Olga and her team identify patients who may benefit from additional support, such as those who:
- Have recently been diagnosed with diabetes
- Have an HbA1c over 8.5%
- Had a recent diabetes-related hospital admission

The diabetes educators schedule convenient, unrushed phone conversations with these patients to understand each person’s unique needs, develop customized education plans, and uncover potential barriers to care. They then work with additional CareAllies team members to resolve roadblocks, such as medication affordability, transportation, or food access.

Olga and her team have had a remarkable impact on the patients they serve. In 2024, patients supported by the team achieved, on average, a nearly 20% decrease in their HbA1c levels, demonstrating the power of what’s possible when compassionate care meets data-driven insight.

11/14/2025

We enjoyed three days of collaboration and learning at the America’s Physician Groups Fall Conference! From inspiring sessions to a memorable client dinner, it was great connecting with others who share our passion for advancing value-based care.

11/12/2025

What if a simple shift in diabetes education could transform lives?

At the America’s Physician Groups Fall Conference, Susan Harriger, CareAllies Clinical Program Manager, showcased a program that uses data and certified diabetes educators to provide personalized, proactive support for diabetic patients. By addressing barriers like medication affordability and social determinants of health, the program achieved a 19.7% average reduction in HbA1c levels, with life-changing results for many patients.

Explore the full story in the 2025 Case Studies digital publication: https://bit.ly/4qPIsHr

10/31/2025

Success means more when it’s shared! CareAllies recently earned top-performer honors from Black Book Research’s 2025 survey for our ACO enablement and payer-provider collaboration! 🏆 We're proud to work with physicians to provide key consulting and strategic enablement services, helping shape value-based care’s future.

Black Book Survey results reveal the twenty-five firms shaping the next generation of accountable care infrastructure released in orchestration with the opening events of the National Association of Accountable Care Organizations (NAACOS) Fall 2025 Meeting in Washington, D.C.

10/30/2025

Our VP of Population Health, Becky Trotter, recently took the stage at the ACO/Payer Innovation Fusion event to share how CareAllies is transforming primary care by empowering physicians with integrated technology. Her presentation outlined how this technology is reducing administrative burden, improving patient health outcomes and using predictive analytics to guide care.

10/29/2025

AI is helping radiologists detect breast cancer earlier. This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, remind patients to schedule their screening and help make early detection the norm.

Read more about how AI supports radiologists at https://bit.ly/499Kaxd

10/22/2025

Pharmacists are important contributors to successful clinical and affordable patient outcomes. From optimizing medication management to collaborating with physicians and leveraging data, pharmacists help improve health outcomes, close care gaps, and drive value-based care.

This National Pharmacy Week, we celebrate the expertise and dedication they bring to our CareAllies team!

10/20/2025

Is it possible physician burnout is trending in the right direction?

According to AMA’s latest survey, burnout rates among physicians have declined, with 43.2% of physicians reporting at least one symptom of burnout in 2024—down from 48.2% in 2023. To play our part in this trend, CareAllies is committed to helping reduce administrative burdens and providing tools that help independent physicians.

Learn more about how support systems are making a difference for physicians across the country.

Exclusive AMA survey data shows physician burnout rates are down, while job satisfaction and feeling valued have risen across all post-training years.

10/16/2025

Curious about how independent practices can thrive? Watch this quick clip of physicians sharing how CareAllies helps them maintain their independence.

Want to hear from others? Check out the full video to dive deeper into how we empower independent practices: https://bit.ly/4q5VKiV

10/14/2025

Medicare Annual Enrollment is here! Understanding available information can be overwhelming, so encourage patients, especially those managing chronic conditions, to review their options before making decisions.

This article on the basics of Medicare Advantage and Original Medicare provides a starting point. For a deeper understanding, encourage patients to connect with a local, licensed agent.

Deciding between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage (MA or Medicare Part C) is crucial. This article explains the benefits, drawbacks, and characteristics of each option. It will help you choose wisely.

10/03/2025

This year’s Physician Leadership Institute was one for the books!

At CareAllies, we’re committed to empowering independent physician associations (IPAs) with the tools, insights, and connections needed to thrive in today’s evolving health care landscape. Events like this are just one way we bring that commitment to life—by fostering collaboration, sharing best practices, and equipping physicians with strategies to drive meaningful change.

Thank you to all of the physicians and presenters who joined us in making this event a resounding success!

09/18/2025

The primary care physician shortage is a challenge that continues to grow, with more than a third of active physicians expected to retire in the next decade. At CareAllies, we believe integrating Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) into primary care practices is essential to address this ongoing reality.

In a recent MedCity News article, our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Joe Nicholson, shares how integrating APPs, such as physician assistants and APRNs, can expand access to care, improve practice efficiencies, and enhance patient health outcomes.

Read the full article to learn how APPs can help practices navigate the physician shortage while continuing to deliver high-quality care.

Since practices tend to build more flexibility into APPs’ schedules, they can efficiently expand patients’ access to care while allowing physicians to focus on more complex patients.